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Storm

Name: Storm
Author: Daniel Defoe

Daniel Defoe

Read by Denny Sayers (d. 2015) · LibriVox · public domain · Archive.org recording · License

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Preface (20:58)
Chapter 1 (24:38)
Chapter 2 (22:17)
Chapter 3 (43:42)
Ch. 4 - Of the Extent of this Storm (27:21)
Ch. 4 - 'Tis very observable (19:44)
Of the Effects of the Storm, Damages in the City of London (26:32)
Of the Effects of the Storm, Damages in the Country (35:26)
The following Letters, tho' in a homely stile (34:42)
From Littleton in Worcestershire (26:43)
At Brenchly in the Western Parts of Kent (28:43)
It has been impossible to give an exact relation (27:39)
Of the Damages on the Water (34:03)
From Newport and Hastings the following Accounts (35:44)
Nor can the Damage suffered in the River of Thames be forgot (36:58)
Of the Damage to the Navy & Of the Earthquake (27:19)
Of remarkable Deliverances (29:59)
Another great Preservation (17:39)
The two following Letters & The Conclusion (28:51)